Tying your horse in a trailer correctly is essential for their safety during transport. Always tie at or above the withers, and use a quick-release knot to ensure you can...

In the first part of our "Intro to Driving" series, Michael Gascon introduces Amy, a four-year-old warmblood, to the driving process. With a solid foundation in colt starting, Amy is...

Teaching your horse a fluid sidepass is an essential skill for improving their agility and responsiveness. Start by focusing on fluid movement and forward momentum before working on straightness and...

Effective speed control is essential for a safe and enjoyable ride with your horse. This guide highlights techniques to manage your horse's pace by focusing on head control, clear communication,...

Discover the essential steps to mastering long lining with your horse in this detailed guide. Learn how to build confidence, improve communication, and safely prepare your horse for riding or...

Catching a difficult horse in a stall doesn’t have to be stressful. Learn how to safely approach your horse, use pressure and release techniques, and create a positive interaction that...

Teaching your horse patience is a game-changer, and tie time is one of the simplest ways to make it happen. By tying your horse regularly, you can help them...

The one rein stop is a vital emergency maneuver that helps riders safely halt a horse's forward movement by flexing its neck and redirecting its energy. Unlike other techniques,...

Dealing with a horse that "mules up" and shuts down can be one of the toughest challenges for trainers. In this blog, we explore Slinky's journey—a Grand Prix-level warmblood...

Does your horse only behave when everything is just right—perfect setup, familiar environment, the “magic” tack? That’s situational resistance, and it’s a gap in training that can lead to...

Struggling with a resistant horse? Teaching "flexing in motion" is the key to gaining control and improving softness, even with the most challenging mounts. This blog breaks down step-by-step...

Guiding your horse at any speed starts with teaching them to respond to pressure and move into the void. This means they learn to follow the direction you indicate...